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AllilKAIIMlk1, 1- . llJLThe MajesticA TWO-HEEL FKAtVrtKbmW," ,Qem Drama.Champion' Drama.TM JrTDTWMm m NflstBleon'Weetern"te BeHe of Bar E Ranch,"Nestor.freetern Comedykteltaee eAek ckaage day.Preorssn tbaaaea alond'v. Wed47, Friday1. Saturday and Sunday,Ttoc Temple ThedtreQUALITY ONLYMAT1XKS BAILY ahTk Heart of RuneraMft."Vltagraph drama."MoeoUght Trail,"Esanay Western"The Tyrolean,"C. 0. P. C. comedy.The MaMioratW of Yoath,"Lubla drama."Ahb-UCKMIKU nCTCRM ''IF YOU'RE WISfeYen'H kw seta aar aWsww oemrhoes. PHcea raago flwaa IBM atT50, on ay tereao. Ye TeeA Isaeeto wait far davatoaaaaM. Ifee arcgoes) right new. N atea Bam aa afeawyow some geed flaw teat on tke kJU.Howeea u4hMWd parte at theaft? MVaaaaaakWtertaa. If yea are IU4s M Mfce ievanow joa Uia ? allay.CHitOIl.Vest lo Amort ean Bletol. rkaaw MlTHE EVENING HERALDW. O. thtlTH.HdtterPubUaked dally accept taaday ay UmHaraU Pakllehlag Oeepay 1Klamath Valla, at 111 Tmutk M.Catered at tho poetoace at KlamathFeJta, Oracoa. (or transmissionthrough tha main aa second-classmatttr.Kasilga WgwamDANCINGWodoesoay aa Sets EraHALL "FOR RENTPOLK'Safdmmmm1aUJAmV a !! fllrnfilTwwvn Wai wnsnaifWAvn rBusiness Directory IMa PSmmr ef uk Cftr. Tw m IaI aahtoTniaaa, tiriac atKTaxiT ktua ri"rrirritaB. !nik. ahlMlu aa4 haaklu Mlat:ale cimnil Dttfccisrr. ! tr IB. I.ftvmC. BKATTUOar Buataeea la QoodtOur Customers aro OoedlBecause outGroceriesare GoodiA complimentary ordar willconvince yau.Youra, anxious to plaaaa.Moiarck GroceryTry a eaaief ear"ALT GOVFItlt' Nee Battar.rtiaaa INIWood to BumOK WOW HOTICKCall or phone toBaUBUrPaone 117.CO.vHammmmmmiALB BT WANK M. OFTWood WoodSablM ?X.m J2.HC4rySUIWH. IMUu uitt UCi' I'm tmiUijwHi4hMm I2iiLeave ordcrd atJK. Traiiffer Co.Mmi car. aaad MateP. C. Carfson,CHOCOLTEtMjffggRAISINSA faaay knjtf of aaadad ral-laa dlsaad iaikocolaU. Soaa-aat toe awaat.agalar mVU lOe a poind; eaalrBW at Ma a aoaadl darMatoSt.When!kjnIWhy?Why d ram kajrIf yea ato aatkaat at Um rtoht ptita yaai amVan Riper Bros.Pheae B$tJust onthe MatketPlva-room bouM la Hlllatda;new; modern hi erery way; fullbaaement., $1,500; tartna.Lot SIHallO, career Sacoad aod Waablsgtoa; goodlawn. Price f 760; term.Lot G5H04, on Tblrd street,between Wacblaftoa and Jaffereon. 700; term.J. F. MA GUI RE431 Kilff Strutrfubtcrlptlon terma by mal to aay ad-dreee In tba Ualtad autea:One' year lo.OOOaa month .... , .50KI-.4MATW rJtUJL . OKkKHtNMOXHAV, OCT. 14, tvlllw HaU, BaTTATB f BAiaaWBBM4The following realty traaetere,contract, deada, mortgagee, ate., recently tied wltk the county clerk,era turalaked by the City and CouatyAbstract cespaay:Henry Offonbacher to Campbell ARaamaa, deed. 110, tract No. 3G ofMidland tracts.Ralph L. Carter to Oscar L. Carterwarranty deed. 1 10. WH CWH, NKK SWU.Sec. 7; NKH Nfftt, dec1I-S7-10.8. Q. Bryant to Ada M. ntddlngs.warranty deed, 1100. lot 1, block SS.Hot Springs addition.Robert W. Welsh to 11. II. Welsh,warranty deed, lots 1 and I, blocl- .Merrill.P. M. Reldy to M. O. De Lap. warranty deed, 110, lot 14, block 13,ralnrlew addition.Marlon J. Baraea et.at tq John 0.Kchstlock, warranty deed, 1 10, lots4, 6 and 6. block C5. East Klamsth-alls.I I SfttM OUT I SBSWIv vt was sun wwwwi m wMWtWm(Continued from Pag 1)article when be rella or licensee It, IsInrolTed, and the court's decision Isexpected to throw new light on therelations between patents and the bigmanufacturing combines, and the extent to which the tatter may go Incontrolling trade by the power oftheir patent grants. Lawyers forthe trust claim that Its right to control Its patents should not be curtailed by application of the-antl-trustlaw.The court will also take up a famous murder case. Porter Charlton,a young man of IS, who waa arrested and locked up In a New Jerseyprison to answer to the charge ofmurdering his wife at Lake Como,Italy, two years ago, denies the rightof the United States to extradite himto Italy for trial In the Italian courts.His counsel will contend that underthe treaty relations between thiscountry and Italy there Is no warrant In the law for returning him toItaly. The case Is on appeal to thehighest court from the federal courtof New Jersey, which refuses to Issuea writ of habeas corpus granting himhis liberty. -Charlton will soon knowwhether he will be set free here or,be forced to latum to Italy and stand ,trial for murder.Cases to be argued tomorrow Include tha controrersy between thestates of Wyoming and Colorado orertha diversion of tha waters of theLaramie River; the contest overJudge Archbald'a decision In the NewOrleans-Alabama rata cases, and thePatten Indictment on a charge of attempting to corner the cotton market,to which James A. Patten, the Chicago speculator, demurred In the federal courts of New York on theground that private ownership oflarge quantities of cotton did notconstitute a violation of the 8bermananti-trust law.PAPER KEEPS IPCAMPAIGN OF FAKE(from the Northwestern, October iIS, lll)Awaaeneu aooui a o cioc yesterday morning, Samuel J. Frawley, a clerk for the J -a Millingcompany, between Main street audKlamath avenue, who lives In therear of that establishment tor theexpress purpose of guarding Itsfunds, saw two men climbingthrough a window, beneath whichstands his bed.One man was astraddle tho bedand the other hnd his hend thrustthrough the window when Mr.Frawley awoke.Waiting until the man had leftthe bed and had his back turnedand was facing the door leading lotho Interior of tho store, Mr. Frawley quietly slid out from under thecovers and grasped an axe, whichhe has standing at the head of hisbed.KrUUw RobberWith one swing ha felted therobber, and, at the man was falling, ho swung again. The man'shead seemed to be caved In, andMr. Frawley turned toward thewindow, through which the otherrobber waa crawling to the aid orhis pal.He swung his tat and landed onMr. Frawley'a aoae. Rut tha blowwaa light and did not put the battsr out, and ha awuag his axe oncemora and landed on the face ot thetecond thief, knocking him out ofthe window.Tha man on tha floor, accordingto the story related by Mr. Frawley to tha Northwestern yesterdsy,waa groaning and swearing. Turning his attention to him once moreMr. Frawley grabbed the man bythe feet and dragged him lo thedoor, out ot tha door and Into theyard In the rear of his room. Hethen quietly re-entered his roomand again retired.Oorn Rack to BedBut not lo sleep. He lay awakefor about an hour and a half, so hesays, when the first robber Anallymanaged to get lo his feet anddragged himself off.Mr. Frawley had a good look atboth robbers, and says ho couldidentify tnera again.Mr. Frawley did not report thecaso to the police department.Asked why ho did not, Mr.Frawley replied:"Why should IT Had I done soI more than likely would ha'ebeen beaten over tha head for myrains, and because I had gltensomeone away."No, shan't report It to the tolice, for It would do no good. They.onldn't catch the robbers, anyway. I don't thlnkHhose two willbother me any mora."But I do think that it tin lomen are arrested tha thieve whohave been 'robbing Klamath Fallsbusiness stores will have brenfound."THE FALTNAbout 11130 Friday evening,Samuel J, Krnwley, euilo)cd Inn (rod store on Sixth street, rushedInto C. K. Itlley's saloon ou Sixthntrct'1. Ills nose was bleeding andhe appeared to be In great excitement, He said that he had Justhit a couple ot men over the headwith an axe.A man nccompnultd Mr. Frawley back to the feed store, amimade an Investigation, which ledto the bollef that Mr. Frawley hadfallen out of bed In his sleep andhad struck his nose on the floor,causing it lo bleed freely,There Is no sate In the feedtore. In lieu thereof, whalevetfunds are taken in during the daynrt deposited In a cigar box."Frawley'a nightmare," Is theway those who were In the sstooitat the time characterise the affairFrawley'a AMdavitState ot Oregon,County of Klamath.. .I, Samuel J. Frawley, being firstduly sworn, do ssy that I am employed In the 38 Milling coiffpnny's itoro on Sixth street. In thecity of Klamath Falls, ami wasso employed on October 10, II and13, 1913. That a statement cred-'Ited to me In the Northwestern afollows, Is absolutely untrue."Why should 1? Hsd I done soI more than llkel) would have beenbeaten over the head for my pains,and because I had given sumo oneaway.'No, I shan't report It lo the police, for It would do no good. Theycouldn't catch the robbers anyway." KAMUKt. J. PilAWLKY.Subscribed and sworn to beforeme this 14 In dsy of October. A. I.1913.JOSKI'H 8. KENT.Notary Public for Oregon.(From the Northwestern, October13, 1911)Ballard's saloon, at the cornerof Seventh and Main streets wssentered about 3 o'clock yesterdsymorning by two burglars and several bottles of liquor stolen.The men gslned an entrsnee byprying open a window on the Sev-entn street side of the saloon, andwere at work when the porter arrived and frightened them away.The porter gained a fairly goodlook at the men, however, and efforts are now being made to apprehend them.It Is believed that when the menare captured. If they are. that therobbers who have been burglarising the business houses of Klamath Falls recently will have beencaughtThe men were at work enjoyingthe fruits of their robbery In thesaloon when tho porter arrlvrdabout 3 o'clock yesterday morning.Ha entered by a year door, andas he did so the men made a breakfor the front door and escaped.So far as the owners aud employes of the saloon are able toascertain, no one entered the placoand no liquor has been mined."I did not see any robbers Inthe saloon," said Richard Vlnlng,the saloon porter. "I don't knowwhether the place was robbed ornot."nearly naif a doxan casea to determine tba scope of the Hepburn ratetaw In Its application to the questionof liability of railroads to shippersfor artlclea lost In transit. In a aultoriginating In tha loas of householdgoods ablppad In Oklahoma, the question of whether this law limits theliability of tba railroads for sucharticles lost In transit, will be argued; In another case tha quastlon ofwhether the Nabraaka state constltutlon or,the Hepburn law control thecontract limiting such liability, Is Involved. The loss ot a horse shippedfrom Iowa to Nabraaka precipitatedthis issue. There Is also in disputethe quastlon whether tba statute allows the express companies to limitthe liability Incurred from tba lostof shipment. This Issue had IUorigin la (he shipment of a ring fromOhio to Alabama. Tba ring waa lost.Tba powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission are to be furtherdelned In early decleion on casesshortly to be argued. The commission claims Jurisdiction over the Chicago Stock Yards railway. The railways deny this right. Another question Involving the commission, to beheard next week, Is whether tho com. ," of Pennsylvania are exerclsInKHinipKiio control over from 90 to 9',rer rent of the total output of sitthruclte coal.How far the slates may go In delermining the rates that railroad imay charge for the transportation ofmission may compel Interstate railroads to grant connections with interurban electric railways. Certain ofthe latter railways In the statu nfScheduled for early argument are Ohio are demanding this privilege.A new construction of the purefood law Is looked forward to In thodetermination of the status of frozeneggs seised on the ground that thoywere deleterious to health, and therefore under the ban of the law. Thotitle of this case Is "Four Hundredand Forty-Three Cans of Frozen EggProduct vs. the United States."The court will hear argument onthe question of what person is authorised under the New York stateemployers' liability law to collectdamages In recovery for Injuries sustained. The validity of a Denver ordinanceauthorising the construction of municipal water works In that city Is alsoto be tested.Tbe court will hand down no opinions until a week from today whenIt may make known IU determinationIn a number of Important cases thathave been under advisement all summer.The most Important of these Is thoso called "Reading case," In whlc'ithe government seeks tbe dissolutionunder tbe Sherman anti-trust law.of the reported anthracite coal mpnnpoly, charging that railroads In thefreight and passengers will be largely defined If the court makes publicnoxt week in a doelslon In Iho Minnesota, Tennessee, Oregon and Nebraska rate cases. Tho court willnave to decide whether the statesmay make laws .governing rates,wnicn are declared by the railroadsto be confiscatory In their effect, andheme unconstltutlonsl. The court'sdecision In a largo measure will determine whether a decado of leglslaHon In Western and Southern statesaiming at reduction In railroad rates,Is lo stand or fall.CRATER LAKE. NEWSCrater take company automobilesare meeting all 8. P, trains at Chlloquln. Round trip fare, Cklloquln toCrater Lake, ,11,10.e eWhen advised by phone, automobiles will meal lauaskaa at A.Lauding, Reunl trip rate same aaClilloqula,IAutomobiles from fat i .i. .-Medford.'ajoaday and Thursday .1B, !tr rot!d trip.emomBmsawaiaaWwamaaBaWJi gagejaanmmrjmmagenmmiutiBaTTKL7tgrBkj w ea isaaaalIHk iAiivu,aVrr,WKAltY uTla euro leuave a pl..,at ,,,refreshing aloe for Ihoss whoHave, awaiting them at how.that luxury which only a pronerly appointed bathroom .ugive.. And modern sanitaryPlumbing baa plated them atthe disposal of rich and pooralike, for few purses nowadaysare so limited aa not to be sblto afford what was a fsw ysrago an almost priceless luturyIf you desire lo know all aboatwhat a moderate sum they ranbe Installed, call up OliKKi.KrA Clean Scalp And Healthy Hair'luxuriant gruwtidandruff, will r,Many of your friends have found that ahair soft and glossy sad a sculp free frytifrom lbs use ofNYAL'M MIHMUTONKThis Is the procedureWash tbe hslr with warm eater and a pure soap rlu tiwroughlr rub the scalp with a stiff 'briuti apply lllrsutone rub ItIn well snd dry the balr before et'mblag.I'leaeo understaad that Hfvsuloae Is not merely a hslr Mbit Is s tonic a food,Willie ll IhoroaayMy rleaaara, II also prevents bacterial actlow aourtstee anil atlmitlaUa the roots of thehair removes all etaMlrw'l prevsejta Me retnni sxlpreaerfewthe aaiavil keasHy and rotor el the fialr.Nyal'a Hlrswioae gbould be in your dressing tableII eelts at 0 'tenia sad II d the bottle.U 2V JilS R W O O eWESTERN TRANSFER GO.Illtlie iftoew IMI, KreleVftr rttoej' 4M.II I'M HKRVICKIIAtMUfJK HttioHTMUVIM1 AMI) OK.tKMAL TKAMNFKItlIANO MOV1NO A rMCSALTYPaasgra I'khed Vp a4 Bellverrri any I'Uir la TmJOIS MOORS ProprietorIM).V J. 'I M WALT, PrrsMrMt. K. M. MUHll. Vlrr-l'rrS. and InnIIKItT K. VHTHHOW, Mectrlary,Klatnatli County Abitract CoABSTRACTINGSurveyor aad Lrrlfjltlon EngineersMAP. PLAN, MLtKI'HlNTH, atsV. KUBUta fllll, OrtgOBWe Welcome Small DepositsDid you ever stop lo thin that a hundred small account uara bank stronger than a ctois.' I rge ones? That Is one ot our r.-aionfor urging the man of limited means to transact Ills bualuraa with ui.Largs accounts are welcome, too, fur tt Is our purfMite to imoALL the people. 4.1. ,j (a .r'l H 'lIt mailers not what amoun ot Honey you" bars todepoill-"owill acctpt It at this bsnk. We welcome the small depositor,tend lo him the same ronsldeialfon and courtesies accorded to all ofour patrons.Our customers all kaow ttls.THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKv Capital 9100,000Cheap Excursion RatesVia TIao Houthern jpwolfloAM) OONNKtmo.tMThe Double Track, Safely Block llacs of the WeitGood for return Trip aatll October 31CHICAGO $80.50ikn VKIl .,.. $03.00NKW YOltK ,.,.....?! 110.50OMAHA MniHiifitMti(MMiii 'avGSaOOST. PAUI .' S $81.50KANSAS CITY ., f $68.00BOSTON h,""$118.50"uw V.. .$78.00NKW ORLEANS V '$78.00CorreiaoRtHag Kite to otter Mull.VIA ANY UIKBOT ROUTK MtT 18 MX IT FOB VOWThe only' remaining tale date are October , 10, Jl,aad 11.M Information or Reeerratlou rail oh or Write,S. J. BAILEY,Ajpiit, Klamath FallsiiiiDcn'mDl;nniM wuniiD. P. and p, A., 801 K St., Sacramento, Cal.1